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CNC Machining

What is CNC Machining?

CNC machining is a production method using a computer numerically controlled system. It enables high-speed production of parts with high precision by eliminating the chance of human error. Thus, it provides more high and consistent quality than traditional manufacturing methods. CNC machine works like milling, drilling, turning, threading and reaming processes, providing lower lead time and professional product quality at an extended time.

We offer the latest CNC services for both pre-series and large-series production. The PLG Global Manufacturing Network provides 3, 4, 5 axis CNC milling, turning and state-of-the-art machining methods. On request, our professional partners can provide our clients with surface- and heat treatment.

Contact us for manufacturing all kinds of processed plastics, steel and aluminium.

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How to Process CNC Machining?

CNC machines process metal, plastic, wood and composite materials. Although CNC involves different operations, its basic principles are similar to traditional manufacturing methods. The main machining processes involve these sections:

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  • Designing the CAD data CNC machining process starts with the CAD data of the part at post-processing. STEP-, IGES- and other data types are used for CNC codes.
  • Creating CNC codes by using CAD data
  • CNC machines use the G or M codes of STEP and IGES data.
  • Starting the machining process

After obtaining the codes, the manufacturing machines begin the process by using a numerical format.

Advantages

  • It has shorter lead times than the traditional methods
  • Higher precision and repeatability
  • Less human-sourced fault
  • Available for high-volume manufacturing
  • High-speed workpiece altering

Critical Factors When Processing CNC Machining

  • Requires detailed manufacturing plan
  • High processing cost
  • Higher initial investment level
  • Compared to traditional methods, it needs detailed maintenance and cleaning after the work over.
  • For maintenance and calibration, a experienced executive operator is required.

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